Siberian-born, Italy-based rising producer talent Anfisa Letyago delivers this week’s Global Vibe Radio mix ahead of her December 27th US debut at The Lost Circus, an event taking place at Avant Gardner in Brooklyn, New York. Info and tickets for the event can be found HERE.
Intec Digital is ending the year in style, with a five-track mixed artist EP that brings together a diverse selection of talents set to do big things in 2020, including a contribution we are premiering today from Gaston Zani.
Carl Cox is an industry figurehead who’s legacy in music includes his iconic label Intec, which he runs with friend and business partner Jon Rundell, and the new release is a label debut from Luca Marchese.
Featuring on Intec for the first time, Luca Marchese is a young talent who has already proven himself making many notable releases on labels including Respekt, Kraftek, Phobiq, Tronic and AnalyticTrail.
Having spent many years DJing locally in his hometown of Caserta in Italy, the success of his productions has led to him starting to get international bookings in places such as Germany.
Still a young artist at the start of his career he has already made many high profile achievements, and this EP is another stepping stone towards his ascendance through the world of techno.
Along with Carl Cox other fans of Luca Marchese’s music include Tale Of Us, Joseph Capriati and Maceo Plex along with many others of equal respect.
“Alien Biosymmetry” starts off proceedings with thrashing percussion and enchanted vocal snippets the lead to the euphoria of the main breakdown, before the throbbing acid-line and kick drum lift things up a gear to devastating effect.
Next up “Breaking Silence” has a brooding tension that swells up from the low-end frequencies of the bassline. Squelching stabs and analogue pops give driving force to the fast-flowing rhythms that reach critical mass with an explosion of relentless energy.
Connect with Luca Marchese: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Beatport | SoundCloud
Based in France, The Reactivitz joins Intec Digital following releases on other imprints such as Set About, Respekt, Form, Phobiq and Filth On Acid.
With a style characterised by dark atmospheres, thumping percussion and groovy basslines, regular supporters of his music include the likes of UMEK, Jay Lumen, Alan Fitzpatrick, Sam Paganini, and Marco Faraone.
This week’s Guest Mix is the work of Irish producer/DJ Mark Greene, whose resume includes releases on Carl Cox and Jon Rundell’s Intec Digital, Steve Mulder’s Orange Recordings and Funk ‘n Deep.
Carl Cox is an industry figurehead who’s legacy in music includes his iconic label Intec, which he runs with friend and business partner Jon Rundell, and the new release is from Fabio Neural.
Intec regular Fabio Neural is back on the label with an EP he has made in collaboration with Konrad (Italy) and Frankyeffe who has each collaborated on a separate track.
Carl Cox is an industry figurehead who’s legacy in music includes his iconic label Intec, which he runs with friend and business partner Jon Rundell, and the new release is the debut collaboration EP from Italian artist Giovanni Carozza, plus Dutch techno maestro Steve Mulder.
Steve Mulder is a veteran producer who has racked up an impressive back catalogue including Unrilis, 1605, Respekt, MB Elektronics, Bush, and Odd Recordings, along with previous solo EP’s on Intec.
One of the recent releases on Carl Cox and Jon Rundell’s Intec label comes from imprint regular Fabio Neural.
Italian born Fabio Neural is known for the consistency of his productions that cover a full spectrum of techno but always with a dance floor focus. Apopular DJ booking playing many of Europe’s top clubs and festivals, Fabioalso boasts previous releases on labels including Dubfire’s SCI+TEC, Kaiserdisco’s KD Music, Josh Wink’s Ovum, Andre Crom’s OFF Recordings, and Adam Beyer’s Truesoul.
Fabio Neural is a core member of Intec’s family of artists, and this release marks his eighth EP on the label. One of those early EPs was made in collaboration with Alex Costa, but the rest have been solo efforts. Arguably one of Carl Cox and Jon Rundell’s favourite artists, this latest outing on Intec titled Flow Beat is another fine example of Fabio’s exceptional production skills.
We decided to catch up with Fabio in honor of this release, which you can stream below and also find on Beatport.
Carl Cox is an industry figurehead who’s legacy in music includes his iconic label Intec, which he runs with friend and business partner Jon Rundell, and the new release is from Andres Campo.
Spanish artist Andres Campo makes his Intec debut following previous releases on Second State, MOOD, RUKUS and Odd Recordings
Already championed by some of the biggest names in techno, Andres has risen to fame as a solo artist, but also boasts collaborations with people like Ramiro Lopez and Alberto Ruiz.
Carl Cox is one of the people who regularly supports his tracks and adding Intec to an already impressive back catalogue of labels, this three track EP showcases Andres Campo at his very best.
Hard hitting with hypnotic grooves and captivating atmospherics, this release also has powerful synths making it the perfect peak time EP.
The opening track “Cyclone” is all about the exhilaration of lead synth and its stabbing rhythms layered with a heavy kick drum and fast flowing clap rhythms.
“Ancient Gods” ripples with tension as the pulsating percussion rhythms beat like a heart with a heightened pulse rate that’s been raised by excitement. With a captivating sense of urgency, this cut will whip the dance floor into a frenzy with the way it teases each and every drop along the ride.
Finishing things is the understated “Glaciar” which builds steadily towards a twisted crescendo of sinister FX and growls, before its explosive percussion kicks back in. Keeping you on the edge of your seat, its ominous atmosphere is beyond intense.
Track List:
01. Cyclone
02. Ancient Gods
03. Glaciar
Andres Campo’s Cyclone EP, released on Intec Digital, is available on Beatport
Matt Tanner is a London based techno producer who releases tracks under the alias of DYSART and although a relative newcomer, he has already made a start on an impressive back catalogue.
Only three official releases into his career as DYSART, he has caught the attention of Carl Cox and Jon Rundell who, together, head up Intec.
